European nations respond to Trump's remarks on Greenland, stress respect for sovereignty
OSLO - European nations have voiced opposition to remarks made by US President-elect Donald Trump regarding the potential use of military force to seize control of Greenland, reigniting tensions over his previous interest in the autonomous Danish territory.
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European Leaders Are Already Sick of TrumpFrance is warning Donald Trump against attempting to annex Greenland, saying that the European Union would not “let other nations in the world—whoever they might be—attack its sovereign borders.” ...
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